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What do you think of writing serial fiction?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alexis Jenny Dec 31, 2011. 8 Replies 0 Likes
I work for a publishing company that publishes serial fiction in monthly installments. In my opinion, serial fiction is something to be excited about (from a reader's perspective). It doesn't take…Continue
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Alexis Jenny replied to the discussion 'What do you think of writing serial fiction?'
"Hi Karla. We are always looking for talented writers. More information about us can be found at gritcitypublications.com. Check out the "Write Emotobooks" tab."
Karla Brown replied to the discussion 'What do you think of writing serial fiction?'
"I think it's a great idea. What genre is popular? Are you looking for writers?"
Kathryn C. Lang replied to the discussion 'What do you think of writing serial fiction?'
"I like the idea of writing serial fiction. It provides a new reader pool that I might not tap into otherwise. It will also push my writing skills in a new direction. I think the only drawback might be that it would be another iron in the fire, but i…"
Shah Wharton replied to the discussion 'What do you think of writing serial fiction?'
"This interests me because my first ever novel was always going to have to be the first of many because of the story - It's on and on and no one could consume happily, that amount in one book. I think the four Twilight books broke the mold a bit…"
Alexis Jenny replied to the discussion 'What do you think of writing serial fiction?'
"It is definitely a challenge, Zetta. I'm glad posting periodically was encouraging for you. It's a little different with the stories we publish because we need the entire manuscript (ten issues, more or less, the length of a novella or…"
Alexis Jenny replied to the discussion 'What do you think of writing serial fiction?'
"Thanks, Fiona. You made some great points. Serial fiction appeals to a much different audience than traditional prose. Is it a bigger audience? I think that it could be, because a lot of people will read serials who don't have time for reading…"
Zetta Brown replied to the discussion 'What do you think of writing serial fiction?'
"This is a very interesting question because I have two very different stories in mind as a series rather than a serial. But when I first started writing what would later become my novel Messalina: Devourer of Men, I was part of an online writers…"
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What do you think of writing serial fiction?
I work for a publishing company that publishes serial fiction in monthly installments. In my opinion, serial fiction is something to be excited about (from a reader's perspective). It doesn't take long to read and it promises a story each month. But what about from a writer's perspective? Before we can publish anything, it has to be completed--- usually the length of a novel (although there are exceptions.) Then I work with the writers to get the story separated into ten issues. Or, if I'm…See More
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- At 8:31am on June 8, 2012,
Kate O'Mara said… Hi Alexis
I hadn't seen the friend request as I'm signed in only occasionally. I'm sure you know how the time goes.
My main communication venue is currently fb, if you use it here's my link. https://www.facebook.com/kathleenomara
- At 12:47pm on November 5, 2011,
Sylvia Britton said… - Hi, thanks for friending me!
- At 3:12pm on November 2, 2011,
Kelli Swearingen said… - Welcome to Mother Writer,Alexis! If you haven't already, feel free to introduce yourself, browse our threads, or start one of your own. And again, welcome to Mother Writer.
kelli s. rodin
(admin)
- At 4:05pm on November 1, 2011,
Meg Waite Clayton said… - Thanks for the friend reach-out, Alexis!
- At 3:38pm on November 1, 2011,
Emily Kennedy said… - Nice to meet you Alexis! Thanks for friending me! I look forward to getting to know you. Emily
- At 11:55am on November 1, 2011,
Zetta Brown said… - Hi Alexis! Nice to meet you here on SheWrites. There's a lot of valuable info here and the people are wonderful. :)
- At 7:07pm on October 30, 2011,
Jill Starishevsky said…
Welcome to SheWrites. Feel free to reach out if you need anything.
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- At 3:12pm on October 29, 2011,
Joseph M. Rinaldo said…
Thanks for the friend request, Alexis! I am very glad to be here!
Joe
- At 11:11am on October 29, 2011,
Beth Southworth said… - Hello, new friend. Hope you are having a wonderful day!
- At 1:27pm on October 27, 2011, Meg Waite Clayton said…
- Alexis, Welcome to She Writes. If you’re looking for places to connect here, we’d love to have you join us in the Publishing Industry News group and/or in Novelists – Struggling or Not. You can find all the groups through the Community button at the top of your page. Enjoy the site!
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